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I ran an internal workshop introducing colleagues to Spline — a browser-based 3D design tool that makes interactive 3D for the web surprisingly approachable. The goal was simple: get people who'd never touched 3D to build and publish something real in a single session.
We went from a blank canvas to a fully interactive 3D scene — live in the browser — in a couple of hours. Participants learned the basics of 3D modelling, added click interactions and animations, and published their work on the web before the session wrapped up. No prior experience required.
What I enjoyed most was watching the "wait, that's it?" moment land. 3D on the web has a reputation for being complex, and part of what I wanted to prove is that the barrier is much lower than people think. Everyone left with something published and, more importantly, the confidence to keep experimenting.